East of England showcases regional strength at Global Offshore Wind 2026
Throughout the two-day event, which attracts more than 5,000 delegates, the East of England stand served as a vibrant hub for industry engagement, attracting a constant flow of visitors, developers, supply chain companies, investors and stakeholders keen to explore the region’s extensive offshore wind capabilities.
The platform showcased the East of England’s world-class expertise, innovation and infrastructure, while highlighting the significant opportunities available across the region’s ports, businesses, communities and skilled workforce.
The event was attended by more than 5,000 people (Image: Newsquest / LOCALiQ)
Denise Hone, chair of EastWind, said it was "a great demonstration of regional collaboration, showcasing the strength, expertise and potential of our region".
She added: "The EastWind stand was constantly busy throughout the event, providing a fantastic platform to amplify the East of England and highlight the wealth of........
